Parasitic Aphid Killer wasp, Aphidius colemani Podisus maculiventris Adult wasps should escape themselves

Adult wasps should escape themselves from the vials

Control of overwintering filbertworm (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) larvae with Steinernema carpocapsae

If Aphytis melinus wasps are successfully recycled in the garden

Xenorhabdus nematophila from their gut in insect blood where multiplying nematode-bacterium complex causes septicemia and kill their insect host usually within 24-48 hours after infection

brown in color and look like small alligators

Parasitic Aphid Killer wasp, Aphidius colemani Podisus maculiventris Adult wasps should escape themselvesAphid Killer Aphidius colemani wasps are tiny insects that are parasitic to over 40 species of aphids in nature. Aphidius colemani wasps are about 2 3 mm long and slender bodied with yellowish colored abdomen and legs, and black colored head and thorax. These aphid killer wasps are commercially available and considered as the excellent biological control agent in controlling different species of aphids that cause a serious damage to many economically